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Quiet. Near Willis Creek trailhead. Bumpy road in some spots. 4x4 recommended

Beautiful. Level. Just off 64 about 3 miles from Grand Canyon Desert View Gate. Fire ring.

Could not make it back to the coordinates in our 21 ft RV even going less than 5 mph. Many signs along this road say no camping. Had to stop 1 mile from the destination. Hopefully we don't get a ticket but didn't want to try the return trek in the dark. Definitely no trailers and I wouldn't attempt this in an RV either. Fair warning.

Stayed in the designated RV area (one night max, but not sure how strict they are about that). Sani dump is behind Canadian Tire

2021 summer season is over will reopen next May

Perfect place, with your own private bathroom and kitchen.

wonderful free place to camp. Cellular service is kind of weak other than that best place I've found on this app so far.

This place is permanently closed.

Great and safe place. They charged us 250 pesos per night. Water hook and bathrooms. There is an area for disposal of waste water.

Expansive views of the desert and mountains. Cost is now $25/night.

Great camping next to the river. Like many others said, tons of potholes, but our 2 wheel drive, non-all terrain tire camper van was able to traverse just fine (lots of bumps, but easily made it). This site is one with a good deal of space (fit our 19’ camper van with plenty of extra room), and also an area just below the pull out to setup a tent site as well.

It’s only a lodge now, no camping. Membene further north is now the camp.

Quiet, but very faint road noise can be heard.

i dont have the coordenates. please take of

remove this place please. its the wrong coordenates

We asked the security guard in front of the casino where to park (Driving a Class C E450 towing a F150 pickup). He said anywhere we want and suggested the outer edges of the parking lot. Perfect spot to spend the night. Great cell phone coverage on both T-Mobile and Verizon. We didn't care much for the casino itself. It's one big room filled with slot machines (I prefer table games) Also, it was thick with smoke in the casino.

Mopani Camp is now under new management and is knowns as Kaoko Mopane Lodge & Campsite.
There are 10 luxury units incl a luxury self-catering unit. The campsites are well maintained and have running water, flushing toilets a sink.
Wi-fi is readily available at the restaurant and bar.
This is by far the best place in and around Opuwo.
www.kaoko-namibia.com

Very nice place. Each site with light, sink, braii stand with net and picnic table. No power plug at campsite.
Showers are hot and ablution clean and well maintained.
At the reception there is a nice lounge you can sit, also restaurant. There is also WiFi at the reception (they didn't charge us extra to login). We asked the owner to chrage our electronics at the reception as there's no power plugs down at the camp. (3 min walk).
Swimming pool is there as well.
There is a nice short hike / car trail up the hill for sunset with stone picnic table built up top and beautiful views.
The castle officially close at the moment but the guy who take care of it can do tours and open it for you if you're lucky. He chrage 70 dollars pp. We skipped the offer...

We saw other reviews saying the rate is 100pp/pn. In our case the lady at reception told us 150. We told her we thought it's 100, to that she replied it's must be a special discount because the rate is 150.
We decided not to make a big deal out of it and pay 300 for the both of us.
All in all, even at that rate it's still pretty nice place for a chill day.
Not much to do around as the owner said himself, but sometimes that's a good thing :)

Epupa Falls Lodge & Campsite is privately own and run - which makes for an exceptional experience. Koos has been in the area for +- 30 years, so to tap into his wealth of knowledge is an evening not to forget.
The lodge and campsite also have fresh borehole water, solar electricity during the daylight hours, a fabulous restaurant and deck bar and if you feel like it - dip into the pool for a very welcome cool down.

Highly recommended.

It is just a stunning area! You could spend easily a couple of days here. There are several hiking trails.

If you drive carefully, you can do the road with every car (we met some), altough ot might be very slippery when wet. But you don't need to go the whole way up, there are several good camping spots along the road. Bring firewood if you want to light a fire.

We had a great clear night with northern lights up there.

Small nice shop next to the garage. They sell froots and veggies. Eggs. Some meat.

Grassy area just above the beach, approached by a rough stony track down from the road. Other site says that the farmer calls round to charge £2.50 per person overnight but no one came. Windy overnight, and only 1 other van there.

Amazing spot. Epic views. A++. Only disadvantage is that people show up at the crack of dawn to launch kayaks and fishing boats.

this place is unfortunately closed which is a pity

Mbala Old Prison built in 1912 and was used as a woman's prison.

This place is in wrong location - it is located at -21.75580, 13.97167
It moved to this location and is part of the Cape Cross Lodge

Very nice place. We didn't camp, just stopped for lunch and beer. The lady who owns the place is super friendly and nice. We had burgers with fries and salad. It was very good. Very nice place to stop over. All the town has MTC LTE Coverage. She have Wifi for free, and takes credit card.
There's ATM at the Puma fueling station

found no limitation sign at the bridge. i think it is still the same bridge ? see attached picture.

A short trail of about 50m long on the road side . levelling blocks will be really helpful. Few cars passing at night, more in morning.

Nice area, but there is a sign at the neighborhood entrance that says parking by permit only. Vehicles in the area had BC plates / permits.
I took the risk for a few hours in the early morning and didn’t get a citation.
Parking is on a slope.